copper-tinted

As in nature, each piece has its own unique qualities, although the finished logs are cohesively tied together by three independent industrial elements: safety-orange tube, orange colored upholstery and a smoky copper-tinted mirror.

Kristi Bernick | Inhabitat 2010

As in nature, each piece has its own unique qualities, although the finished logs are cohesively tied together by three independent industrial elements: safety-orange tube, orange colored upholstery and a smoky copper-tinted mirror.

Urban Log Furniture Gives Felled Trees a Second Life | Inhabitat 2010

He would kiss her tenderly, yet passionately, as his hands sifted through the silky softness of the copper-tinted curls spilling over the—

The Devil Wears Plaid Teresa Medeiros 2010

See him gently laying her back on the satin coverlet and lowering his lips to hers, kissing her tenderly, yet passionately, as his hands sifted through the silky softness of the copper-tinted curls spilling over the—

The Devil Wears Plaid Teresa Medeiros 2010

The last of the pins had tumbled from her hair, leaving it to hang around her face in an untidy mop of copper-tinted curls.

The Devil Wears Plaid Teresa Medeiros 2010

All eyes fall on the copper-tinted trophy that was purchased five years before in a hardware store for $19.99.

Why Fantasy Football Matters Erik Barmack 2006

All eyes fall on the copper-tinted trophy that was purchased five years before in a hardware store for $19.99.

Why Fantasy Football Matters Erik Barmack 2006

Arithelli sat upon her trunk, which she considered cleaner than the chairs, and watched the process, her green eyes assuming a curious veiled expression, a hank of copper-tinted hair falling upon her shoulders.

The Hippodrome Rachel Hayward

Her fine head was topped with a great wavy mass of the deepest copper-tinted hair, perfectly wonderful hair, which glinted and flashed with every turn of the girl's head, and rolled back from a broad forehead white and clear as milk.

Peggy Stewart: Navy Girl at Home

The French oyster is a small, copper-tinted proposition, and he tastes something like an indisposed mussel and something like a touch of biliousness; but he is sufficiently costly for all purposes.

Europe Revised 1910